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A two-panel meme featuring a humorous comparison between people unaware and aware of hidden knowledge about fried rice. The top section shows multiple bowls of orange fried rice with chopsticks, arranged on an orange table. The bottom section is split left-right: left has an animated character (Mr. Incredible from 'The Incredibles') with a confused, oblivious expression labeled 'PEOPLE WHO DON'T KNOW'; right has a black-and-white image of a man with a knowing, smug smile labeled 'PEOPLE WHO KNOW'. The joke implies insider knowledge about the fried rice that only some understand.

Fried Rice: People Who Know vs Those Who Don't

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A four-panel comic featuring an animated girl with light brown hair and a yellow shirt, reacting to her birthday. The top-left panel shows her with an excited expression, hand on her head, exclaiming, 'Wow, I can't believe it's my birthday! And I got a wicky!' The top-right panel depicts her looking down with a questioning expression, asking, 'Honey, what do you think of this dress?' The bottom-left panel displays a blue, spiky, dragon-like creature against a gradient blue background. The bottom-right panel shows the girl blushing with a wide smile, saying 'Cute!'

Girl Reacts to Birthday Surprise with Excitement

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A multi-panel meme featuring an animated sea turtle character labeled 'Brits' making contradictory statements about news. The top panel shows the character stating, 'There is just news. There is no good or bad.' The middle panel is a screenshot of a fictional news headline: 'Girl, five, must keep the surname of the man who raped her mother to avoid 'rupturing' link to her father, High Court judge rules' by Noor Qurashi, dated 17 November 2025. The bottom two panels show the same character, with the final one declaring, 'Trial is bad news,' highlighting hypocrisy in distinguishing 'good' vs 'bad' news.

Brits Contradict Themselves on 'Good' and 'Bad' News

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A meme featuring a screenshot of Boromir (played by Sean Bean) from 'The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring'. The image uses the classic 'One Does Not Simply' meme template, with bold white text at the top reading 'ONE DOES NOT SIMPLY' and at the bottom 'USE AN OLD MEME FORMAT FOR NOTHING'. The character is shown with a serious expression, gesturing with his right hand near his face. The background is a warm, indoor setting typical of the film's scenes.

One Does Not Simply Use an Old Meme Format for Nothing

A meme featuring a screenshot…